Problem with MoveUpDataCursor

[Greenleaf]

Hello I have a plot.
I need to assign two procedures. The first to
Plot.OnMouseMoveDataCursor and the second to
Plot.OnMouseUpDataCursor.

For the first, there is not problem, I wrote a procedure with the required parameters (consulted the help files) and everything's fine.
The second is big, and I say BIG, trouble. Help Files say that the event TPlot.OnMouseUpDataCursor needs a procedures whose only parameter is an integer. Fine, during compilation the compiler says :"Incompatible types: parameters lists differ". I've tried everything, I've tried to change the parameters but with no results. Please help me!

 

[Stretchwickster]

I just did a google search for "OnMouseUpDataCursor" and it returned a parameter list for VB and VC++.

iPlotCustomX.OnMouseUpDataCursor
iPlotCustomX
Occurs when the user releases a mouse button that was pressed with the mouse pointer over a DataCursor.

Visual Basic OnMouseUpDataCursor (Index As Long, Button As Long, Shift As Long, X As Long, Y As Long)
Visual C++ OnMouseUpDataCursor (long Index, short Button, short Shift, long X, long Y)

Description
Use OnMouseUpDataCursor to perform actions after the mouse pointer is released over a DataCursor. The index of the DataCursor object is passed as the Index parameter.

So, assuming this is the same component you are using the parameter list would probably be something like:

OnMouseUpDataCursor(Sender: TObject; Button: TMouseButton; Shift: TShiftState; Index, X, Y: Integer);

but maybe in a different order.

Clive

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[Greenleaf]

I tried putting different parameters and I think I tried also the parameters suggested by you but the compiler says:
"tbutton non compatible with object",
I delete tobject and it says "tbutton non compatible with shift", so i delete shift and he goes on "Integer not compatible with tbutton" so I say A-ha:"so that's integer that you want!" I leave integer and the problem starts again...........

 

[Stretchwickster]

What is the exact type of the plot component you are using?

Clive

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